http://appellate.typepad.com/…

Jean v. MA State Police, No. 06-1775 upholds a preliminary injunction against the state police who wish to arrest a political activist that wants to post (on the internet) an audio and video recording of an arrest and warrantless search of a private residence, when (assuming for the sake of argument) the individual who posted the recording had reason to know at the time she accepted the recording that it was illegally recorded.

The video in question is here. The law is a bit ridiculous to begin with. The cops can videotape you but you can’t videotape them?

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